Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyMassachusetts Historical Society., 1848 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... took their leave of England ; the solemn manner thereof CHAP . XXIV . The fleet set forth to sea for New England ; their passage , and safe arrival there . CHAP . XXV . The first planting the Massachusetts Bay with towns , after the ...
... took their leave of England ; the solemn manner thereof CHAP . XXIV . The fleet set forth to sea for New England ; their passage , and safe arrival there . CHAP . XXV . The first planting the Massachusetts Bay with towns , after the ...
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... took a draught of it the same year . This he on his return presented to the afterwards ' famous Prince Charles , of blessed memory , humbly entreating him to adopt it for his own , and make a confirmation thereof , by applying Christian ...
... took a draught of it the same year . This he on his return presented to the afterwards ' famous Prince Charles , of blessed memory , humbly entreating him to adopt it for his own , and make a confirmation thereof , by applying Christian ...
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... took the first advantage of shipping that next came to re- turn home for England the following year , viz . Anno 1608 . All the fruit of this their expedition , during the long win- ter and the after time of their abode there , was ...
... took the first advantage of shipping that next came to re- turn home for England the following year , viz . Anno 1608 . All the fruit of this their expedition , during the long win- ter and the after time of their abode there , was ...
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... took in that voyage an Indian called Sakaweston , who , after he had lived divers years in England , went a soldier into the wars of Bohemia , as saith Capt . Smith . Thus the said Harlow returned for England with five of the savages ...
... took in that voyage an Indian called Sakaweston , who , after he had lived divers years in England , went a soldier into the wars of Bohemia , as saith Capt . Smith . Thus the said Harlow returned for England with five of the savages ...
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... took them prisoners , and detained them so long that their voyage was wholly overthrown ; nor do we find that ever Capt . Smith had an opportunity in his own person afterwards to visit these coasts of New England , though his ...
... took them prisoners , and detained them so long that their voyage was wholly overthrown ; nor do we find that ever Capt . Smith had an opportunity in his own person afterwards to visit these coasts of New England , though his ...
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